Clinical, virological, and pathological findings in a fatal case of Q fever endocarditis

AUTOR(ES)

Ferguson, I. C.

RESUMO

A case resembling subacute bacterial endocarditis in which blood cultures were repeatedly negative is described. The patient had had an influenza-like illness nine months before admission to hospital followed by intervening vague illness and loss of weight.

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